Life of a Girl in 2018~

Life of a Girl in 2018~

A Poem by Josie E. Cook M. A.
"

As she pulled the blankets over her head.

"

Life of a Girl in 2018~



She said, "long live chocolate, vodka, and Heroin."

As she pulled the blankets over her head.

She only sought the darkness and warmth

Within this enveloping cave

Of close rapture,

And then her mind went on…

"I hope you're thinking about me."

She touched her hair,

"Why do we close our eyes when we

Pray?"

I do this when I kiss you,

The most beautiful things in my life

Are felt inside my heart not seen.

I watched the white roses die

That you brought me

Littering my window sill with them

all those

Dried, brown petals.

We were naughty together

Two days ago,

Sleeping in your parents' room

Sharing a cold bottle of Gin,

We found in their kitchen

Mixing it with jarred cherries

And ice-cold Sprite,

While we

Snapchatted us,

naked

Bodies to our close friends,

I see nothing better // I keep him forever,

Plays over and over,

It is printed inside my head,

The smell of sulfur

Penetrating my senses,

As the Disneyland Princesses

Dance to the musical notes,

so, I’m still at that confusing stage,

I can’t wait to go home. �"J. E. Cook ©2018



 

© 2018 Josie E. Cook M. A.


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Josie E. Cook M. A.
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Added on September 10, 2018
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Josie E. Cook M. A.
Josie E. Cook M. A.

urbana, OH



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I have recently received my second degree for Antioch University Midwest in Creative Writing. Poetry is my passion along with digital photography, painting, and fiction writing. I make my own jewelr.. more..

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